Vandy247 Podcast

Mitch Light of Athlon's joins the podcast to talk about things he liked from spring football as well as his concerns. The two also talk about VU's mixed bag of baseball results from this week, which included taking a series from LSU, but also getting a bad mid-week loss to Belmont, and why they're bullish on the team going forward.

Chris Lee and Seabass talk about football's spring practice and make some bold predictions on each side of the ball for next year. The two also talk about the NFL Draft and NFL free agency as it pertains to Vanderbilt, and get into what's gone wrong in midweek games for baseball.

New York Dore gives his synopsis of what's going wrong in mid-week, and the contact issues with Jayson Gonzalez and Julian Infante. Also, where would the freshmen go if the MLB Draft were held today and they could be in it? He answers that, and tells you which VU freshman actually is draft-eligible after this year. It's an information-packed, all-baseball episode as VU prepares to face LSU.

Vanderbilt associate AD for sales, marketing and revenue generation Martin Salmone joins the podcast to tell fans what VU has planned in and around the spring game. Plus, Martin discusses a few things VU will be doing to market football and basketball in the near future.

Joe Fisher, the Voice of the Commodores, joins us to discuss Vanderbilt's 3-0 sweep at Mississippi State. How will the lineup and rotation settle in from here? Joe gives thoughts on that as well. Plus, Joe shares some of his favorite broadcast memories, including what it was like to call the 2014 game against Virginia where the 'Dores won the national title in baseball. That, and a whole lot more, in a 55-minute podcast.

Chris Lee and New York Dore field listener questions about baseball, including how left field, DH and No. 3 weekend starter settle out.

With almost two weeks of spring practice in the books, Chris Lee and Seabass discuss what's to like, what's not to like, what could sink the season, and what could boost it to unexpected success. The two also take a preliminary guess at the team's record, and also talk about disappointing recruits in VU hoops and football history who didn't pan out.

Prominent Sports Illustrated writer Lee Jenkins, a Vanderbilt alum, joins the podcast to talk Vanderbilt sports. Topics include the future for VU basketball (and the NBA future for a few former VU players), how baseball has successfully branded itself nationally, his memories of covering VU for the Vanderbilt Hustler as a student, what he'd change about how Vanderbilt athletics is run, and much, much more in a 1:25 podcast.

Chris Lee and Mitch Light talk about Vanderbilt's baseball wins over UCLA and TCU. Topics include Vanderbilt's deep group of hitters, its bullpen improvement and who'll the the third pitching starter for Mississippi State, VU's Southeastern Conference opener next weekend. Chris and Mitch also discuss if/where VU will be ranked in preseason if it gets Romeo Langford and/or E.J. Montgomery, and talk a bit about the NCAA Tournament field.

New York Dore fields listener questions. Topics include who deserves to be in the weekend pitching rotation, whether the bullpen (and its ability to throw strikes) is a concern, whether the Commodores have underachieved the last two seasons, and more.